Sentence examples for replaceable player from inspiring English sources
"Would you rather they sung '10 German bombers'?" I retorted to one snarky critic, in reference to some England fans obsession with World War 2. The U.S. team performed as well, probably better than expected given the tough draw and the early injury to Jozy Altidore, probably the squad's least replaceable player.
Had Kluwe been a star quarterback, running back, or linebacker (really almost anyone but a punter, who, along with place kickers, are viewed, rightly or wrongly, as more replaceable than other players), perhaps his off-the-field activism might have been tolerated.
"In sports, everyone thinks that every player is replaceable, but that's not accurate," Carter said recently.
Those instruments are not replaceable". In-demand session player John Jorgenson, a multi-instrumentalist who toured for seven years with Elton John, lost dozens of vintage instruments and amplifiers — "including many one-of-a-kind made specially for me, many vintage….
After all, DVD players are replaceable, and fathers - even weak-willed priapic ones - are unique.
It is callous and dehumanizing, but its unquestioned ubiquity is a reminder that all but a handful of NFL players exist as easily replaceable chattel.
Players are players because they act like girls are replaceable.
A single replaceable SodaStream bottle can replace all of that.
The Jets aspire to squeeze every drop of production out of a player before discarding him, though they have not always found suitable replacements for players considered replaceable: a dependable blocking tight end like Ben Hartsock; a reliable possession receiver like Jerricho Cotchery; a vertical threat like Edwards, though Hill is a raw approximation.
Here we have a basketball mystery: a player is widely regarded inside the N.B.A. as, at best, a replaceable cog in a machine driven by superstars.
